tuolumnejim
09-14-2010, 10:44 PM
Download a movie in under five seconds. Its a bit high:D priced at 350.00 a month though.
One other thing, in the article there's talk of "mild socialism" being that this a local Government owned set-up. If it stays this way it will never get off the ground, it needs to be designed and run by private business.
Link (http://www.dailytech.com/Chattanooga+TN+to+Get+Nations+Fastest+Internet++1+ Gbps/article19616.htm)
Socialized municipal offering handily beats out local commercial competitors
Despite the criticism of mild socialism -- including government-owned utilities -- thus far commercial cable offerings in the U.S. have fallen grossly short of successful municipal offerings. Services like the municipal effort of Wilson, N.C. have offered faster, cheaper internet than commercial offerings. Cable companies have responded by pouring millions into lobbying local, state, and federal governments to enact proposals to ban municipal internet services. To date, they have seemed unable to stamp out this pesky brand of community socialism.
One other thing, in the article there's talk of "mild socialism" being that this a local Government owned set-up. If it stays this way it will never get off the ground, it needs to be designed and run by private business.
Link (http://www.dailytech.com/Chattanooga+TN+to+Get+Nations+Fastest+Internet++1+ Gbps/article19616.htm)
Socialized municipal offering handily beats out local commercial competitors
Despite the criticism of mild socialism -- including government-owned utilities -- thus far commercial cable offerings in the U.S. have fallen grossly short of successful municipal offerings. Services like the municipal effort of Wilson, N.C. have offered faster, cheaper internet than commercial offerings. Cable companies have responded by pouring millions into lobbying local, state, and federal governments to enact proposals to ban municipal internet services. To date, they have seemed unable to stamp out this pesky brand of community socialism.